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Re: fuel leak
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It should be OK blocked off -- if the fuel pressure is low enough (weber says 2.5 to 3 pounds). Most troubleshooter vacuum gauges can measure fuel pump pressure, so check it! High pressure can cause intermittent issues besides leaking.

If the fuel pressure is ok, put a cap on the brass fitting along with an appropriate size hose clamp.


> Is there anyway I can send the fuel back to the tank?

If you add a return line to the fuel tank, sure.

Posted on: 2013/2/22 8:58
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